In this week’s episode of the SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles podcast I talk with Allen and Thomas Lyles. Any relation? Yep! They’re my sons.
I’ve really enjoyed meeting with and talking with all of my guests on the SIMPLE brand podcast. But I can truly say – without a doubt – that I love this week’s guests more than any other. In honor of Fathers Day coming this weekend, I recorded a special Fathers Day interview with my sons – Allen and Thomas.
Children can have a pretty different perspective on the world than we have, and it can be insightful to hear their perspective.
In this episode, I talk with my boys about some of their favorite brands and what they think of the experiences those brands deliver. And we talk about a number of leadership lessons that they’re currently learning and trying to instill.
Of course, I enjoyed hearing a unique perspective on the lessons I discuss and teach. But really – it was a lot of fun spending time with my boys as part of my work.
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